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- Sep 2, 2026
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Brides give their mothers’ wedding gowns a second life (opens the original)
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When Nicole Lakovic walked into her bridal shower wearing a modernized version of her mother’s wedding gown, Connie Lakovic saw her transformed dress for the first time. A friend captured the June 28 moment on video — the surprise, happy tears and recognition that a gown stored away for more than 30 years had become part of another generation’s wedding story. For Nicole, 27, giving her mother’s wedding gown a second life was about more than finding something special to wear to one of her wedding
Parents, school officials offer tips for shopping smart for back-to-school (opens the original)
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A Cranberry Township grandfather was browsing through Walmart late last fall when he spotted a bin filled with 24-count boxes of Crayola crayons priced at 25 cents each. He bought 30 boxes, planning to send some to his granddaughter’s first-grade classroom. “She told me that some of the kids in her class needed to borrow her crayons because theirs were missing or broken,” said the grandfather, who asked not to be identified. The next day, his granddaughter went to school with 24 boxes of crayons
The rules of summer entertaining (opens the original)
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At 3 years old, Maxon Turack loves Peter Parker — better known as Spider-Man. He has a Spider-Man costume, battery-powered car, pajamas, T-shirts, coloring book and puzzle. If he had his way, he would even wear his Spider-Man mask at nap time. So, when it came time to plan his birthday party for June 27, his mother, Jean Turack, of Marshall Township, did not have to think long about the theme. “I bought all the Spider-Man decorations, plates and napkins and tablecloths at the Party Store inside
Father Boniface Hicks, OSB, to help lead Divine Grace Parish (opens the original)
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Dressed in the black Benedictine habit and sporting a foot-long beard, the Rev. Boniface Hicks is hard to miss. During one of his first outings in Ellwood City, Hicks attended a downtown festival, stopped at a taco truck, greeted strangers and struck up conversations with people along the way. Connecting with people is one of his favorite things to do — he enjoys meeting new people and sharing good conversation with friends. For Father Hicks, an Order of Saint Benedict priest, those encounters a
Mars Area Public Library: From humble beginnings to reaching thousands (opens the original)
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From its mid-century origins to its current Grand Avenue home, the Mars Area Public Library enters its next era the same way it started — relying on a dedicated staff, creative space management and an unbreakable bond with the community. That dedication was put to the test in early 2026, when the library sustained serious damage after a severe January storm left a foot of ice in the building’s gutters, forcing melting water back into the ceiling and exterior walls. The interior damage was estima
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